Brazilian hillbilly band Tião e os Bravos played Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" while standing amongst a pile of trash | Continue reading
A rescued cat named Carlos is so expressive that it seems like he's trying to have a real conversation with his favorite human Tyler Epstein. | Continue reading
We're Not Wrong put set out to create the largest otamatone band and the Western Boone Junior-Senior High School in Indiana answered the call. | Continue reading
Bad Lip Reading turned Yoda's death scene from "Return of Jedi" into an amusing, nonsensical lullaby that Yoda sang to himself with Luke present. | Continue reading
During an interview, film composer John Williams said he "heard a shark" while Sarah Willis played Beethoven's 7th on French horn. | Continue reading
Peter Schmiedchen of the series "What If" vividly pondered what would happen if Earth's entire landmass were submerged under water. | Continue reading
Ryan Socash of It’s History takes a look at the landmark “UFO Bridge” (officially called the Most SNP Bridge) in Bratislava, Slovakia. | Continue reading
Cate Blanchett personified the voice of Spanish surrealist Remedios Varo in a delightfully bizarre letter that Varo had written to a stranger. | Continue reading
Ella Al-Shamahi explains how "Dora and The Lost City of Gold" reflected true scientific accuracy by being practically prepared for the journey. | Continue reading
Pfeifer & Kreutzer created the strangely soothing "Caress", gray faux fur attached to a wall being stroked by two windshield wipers. | Continue reading
Pfeifer & Kreutzer created the strangely soothing "Caress", gray faux fur attached to a wall being stroked by two windshield wipers. | Continue reading
Shane Uriot talked to the proud employees of the iconic 100 year old Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in New Haven, Connecticut. | Continue reading
Patrick Foote of Name Explain explored why the entirety of the United Kingdom, a relatively small geographical area, has so many accents. | Continue reading
Bozo the Clown traveled to Germany in 1971 to get a behind the scenes look at the upcoming movie "Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory". | Continue reading
Bozo the Clown traveled to Germany in 1971 to get a behind the scenes look at the upcoming movie "Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory". | Continue reading
"Leftover Pasta" by Ben Knight is an animated short about Frankie who has to rescue their brother Caleb from behind a screen. | Continue reading
100 year old Roland Reisley is the last original owner of a Frank Lloyd Wright house (located in Pleasantville, New York's Usonia community). | Continue reading
A robotic male satin bowerbird kept a sharp eye on the young ones who pretend to be female to steal gathered trinkets from older males. | Continue reading
Laurence Brown of Lost in the Pond shared his confusion about habits that are distinctive to the US and foreign to a British expat. | Continue reading
Wired editor Amit Katwala traveled to different places around the world to meet with the brilliant people behind ingenious robotic limbs. | Continue reading
Debbie Pearl of The Unstoppable Ranch shared the story of Elliot and Zoe, two rescued quadruped dogs who learned to walk with prosthetics. | Continue reading
eli_handle_b.wav put the questionable Saul Goodman into the Wild West of "Red Dead Redemption 2" to offer his legal services. | Continue reading
The brilliant actors of the Disney+ series Andor sat down with BuzzFeed to take a canonical trivia quiz about the "Star Wars" universe. | Continue reading
Tony Cash, an Italian boy from NYC, sounds like Joe Pesci or Tony Soprano when describing his Nonna's fresh pasta and meatballs. | Continue reading
Selftrue.Journey shared a powerful animation showing what happens within the first 72 hours when a dog's beloved human passes away. | Continue reading
Xiaomanyc addressed the students of Westtown High School in their native Gen Alpha language about the importance of learning other languages. | Continue reading
Musician Andre Chez Lewis performed a beautiful cover of the classic theme from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood on a Celesta. | Continue reading
Tommy Lee Depp performed a haunting bass cover of the Simon and Garfunkel song "The Sound of Silence" on brightly colored strings. | Continue reading
Andrew Parsons refurbishes vintage TV sets and radios and turns them into luxurious beds for cats and small dogs. | Continue reading
Steve Martin talked directly to the camera in the "For Theater Owners Only" trailer for the 1979 comedy "The Jerk". | Continue reading
The GhostChef boarded the S-Bahn in Berlin and proceeded to prepare an avocado and egg toast from his seat using mobile cooking gear. | Continue reading
Dr. Emily Zarka of "Monstrum" looks at the ongoing cycle of how vampires are either portrayed as monstrously scary or incredibly sexy. | Continue reading
Two Feet Outdoors launched his kayak into NYC's East River with the destination of the tiny Belmont (U Thant) Island to camp for the night. | Continue reading
Designer Ippei Tsujio of Toal has created a clever set of wrapping paper that is so realistic that makes a gifts look like a loaves of bread. | Continue reading
MinuteEarth explained the "Frequency Illusion", a cognitive phenomenon that occurs when a new concept or idea suddenly appears everywhere. | Continue reading
Architect Michael Wyetzner spoke about the incredible evolution of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovated work over the course of 70 years. | Continue reading
Dr. Emily Zarka of Monstrum explained the rather discernible historic differences between goblins and hobgoblins. | Continue reading
WhizKids mashed together a miniature version of Mr. Potato Head with that of the monstrous Beholder from "Dungeons & Dragons". | Continue reading
Randall Munroe of xkcd and Henry Reich of MinutePhysics explained why someone with all the money in the world could never spend it. | Continue reading
When Anthony Beckham found out that his cat Teddy was stuck up in the rafters, he happily crouched down to provide a softer landing for Teddy. | Continue reading
Andy Lambert of "The Mute Series" returned after five years with four hilariously deadpan single shot short films without dialogue. | Continue reading
A black Angus bull named Seamus, who was born with a rare palsy condition, hosts his own cooking show where visiting chefs cook for him. | Continue reading
Pub Choir invited their audience of 102,974 singers from every stop on their worldwide tour to sing "Bohemian Rhapsody" phrase by phrase. | Continue reading
The Unusual Suspect created an amazing mashup that recreates the inimitable Eminem song “Lose Yourself” using lines from 331 different movies. | Continue reading
Hank Green shared with his brother John his amazement at the nonsensical and arbitrary ways that time zones are applied around the world. | Continue reading
The Back Focus looks at the 1986 Rob Reiner film "Stand By Me" and how similar each actor's background was to the character they played. | Continue reading
Daven Hiskey of "Today I Found Out" looks at the conflicting origins behind the iconic McDonald's "Happy Meal". | Continue reading
Synthet explained how the "Amen Break", a siz second drum solo by Gregory "G. C." Coleman on the son g"Amen Brother" changed music forever. | Continue reading